Click here to download the project (2.9 MB ZIP file).

Files that were harmed during the makings of BlogEngine.NET 1.2 SQLite Edition :

Moved

• Moved TinyMCE out of Admin folder (which has restircted accesses) to a new Common folder. This was done to fix the problem of simlies being hidden from non-member users.

Added/Deleted

• None
  

Modified

• Take a look at this comprehensive folder comparison report (2.8 MB compressed folder containing folder comparison report in HTML format).

The above files are hosted on my SkyDrive.

Next Up:

There are few configuration steps that you'd need to go through before using BE.NET with SQLite. Hopefully, I'd be able to explain them in my next post. I seem to have messed up the live preview for comments. I'd have to check that out now.

Now that my SQLite Provider implementations seem to be running smoothly enough, it's time I move towards releasing the code.  Before I do, I want to post all the changes that I have made (excluding those are specific to this website's design). To start off here are the changes affecting the BlogEngine.Core library project:

Added

• AbstractDatabase.cs
  
  • Path: Providers/
  • Generic base class abstracting database specific implementations
• Database.cs
  • Path: Providers/SQLiteProvider/
  • Extends AbstractDatabase to provide SQLite specific implementations
• SQLiteBlogProvider.cs, SQLiteMembershipProvider.cs, SQLiteRoleProvider.cs
  • Path: Providers/SQLiteProvider/
  • Self explanatory

Removed or Modified

• None.

There is also an additional reference to log4net, used by Membership and Role providers. Original code from Peter A. Bromberg used the Event Log for loggging errors which fails if you are running on a Shared Host machine. Log4Net on the other hand executes without a problem under medium trust scenarios. I have used the File Appender of log4net. You could also easily switch to using SQLite database itself for logging, if that's your preference.

Changes to BlogEngine.Web and the downloadable source code are comming up on the next post...